Speech-Language Pathologist Scholarship
Delaware Higher Education Office (Delaware Department of Education)
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Scholarship for Delaware residents in a full-time speech-language pathology master's program at a Delaware college.
- How much
- Amount to be announced (varies with funding and applicant pool)
- Who qualifies
- Delaware resident for at least 12 consecutive months before the application deadline (DHEO residency rule). Full-time graduate program in speech-language pathology at a Delaware institution (statute: CAA-accredited or candidate program leading to Delaware licensure); meet satisfactory academic progress.
- For grad students
- For speech-language pathology students
- When to apply
- Opens later Annual; application window December 1 to May 17 (4:30pm).
- How to apply
- Create a Student Account in the Delaware Higher Education Financial Aid Portal and complete the online application between December 1, 2026 and the deadline (4:30pm)
- What you'll need
- state application
- Last checked
- October 5, 2026, against the official page (education.delaware.gov) and page 2
The details
State scholarship (14 Del. C. § 3434) meant to grow the number of speech-language pathologists in Delaware public schools and the Birth to Three early intervention program. For Delaware residents enrolled full time in a graduate speech-language pathology program at a Delaware institution. Amount set each year based on funding and applicant pool.
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